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ㅍㄹㅁㅅ ㄹㅅㅌ Natural Adhesion First Surgery Review

I’m writing this because there don’t seem to be many reviews of this clinic. In-out line, 7.5 mm, 10-hole natural adhesion surgery. There was an event price for the surgery fee. No pressure to book on the consultation day or to pay a deposit. At the first consultation, I only brought photos of thin in-out and inline double eyelids, but on the day of surgery, the doctor also recommended a semi-out line. I had originally been considering epicanthoplasty too, but the director advised against both epicanthoplasty and ptosis correction, so I only did natural adhesion. It’s a one-doctor clinic, but they do a lot of surgeries, and a huge number of Japanese patients come. I waited 40 minutes at the first consultation, and on the day of surgery I waited an hour and a half. For the surgery, they checked the line for about 5 minutes, and under sedation anesthesia it took around 30-40 minutes. After sedation anesthesia and local anesthesia, they wake you up slightly, but I barely remember being woken up. After the first consultation, even if you make a surgery reservation, you can’t have another consultation to recheck the line before then except on the day of surgery. All follow-up consultations are available after 1 year from the visit. AS is available for 1 year, but only if the line becomes very severely undone, droops, or is uneven. From right after surgery, I didn’t see the director, and a medical assistant removed the stitches too. Follow-up consultations are from 2 months later, but the clinic does not notify you first. The patient has to ask directly for them to schedule it. According to the staff, if they contact patients first, patients feel pressured. Of course, even before that, if you strongly say that you want to see the director, they will schedule a follow-up. Follow-ups are only on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and because the doctor is busy, it can be hard to get a time right away, or you may have to wait a week past your desired date. The swelling laser is unlimited and usually requires a reservation, but actually you can also just drop by without a reservation and receive it. It’s possible as long as a bed is free. These are the parts I remember.. People seemed anxious because there were a lot of private comments, but they’re all posts where people ask each other because there’s no information, and I think I saw about two negative posts? The premium reviews on another review app are pretty detailed, so if possible, read all of them before making a reservation. I think you can roughly tell the surgery results from the before-and-after photos. Photos taken before surgery and today at one month post-op + a visa photo taken at week 3. In the before photos, I’m wearing contacts and makeup; in the after photos, only the visa photo has makeup on, and the rest have no makeup. Since I’m only one month post-op, I’m avoiding makeup. It’s each person’s choice, so I’m not in a position to say whether I recommend it or not. I’m posting this to share information. If you’re curious about any objective information I may have left out, please comment and I’ll answer.

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